VinylGuy wrote:i always kinda hated Deep. Its good, but i never cared for it. Deep and Garden are the two songs i dont quite care about on Ten.
This. I think that is the weakest point on that album. I still enjoy it when I hear them live but to me if you are listening to the album front to back, it’s the least essential part.
Totally agree.
Hot Take: both of those songs are better than Porch.
When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
Was it at least a good discussion?
Not really, no. We had to move along quickly so my friend Ben could play fucking "Lightning Crashes".
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
Was it at least a good discussion?
Not really, no. We had to move along quickly so my friend Ben could play fucking "Lightning Crashes".
The rape verse in Deep is a great segue to Lighting Crashes.
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
Was it at least a good discussion?
Not really, no. We had to move along quickly so my friend Ben could play fucking "Lightning Crashes".
The rape verse in Deep is a great segue to Lighting Crashes.
There's a rape verse?
As you can see, my analysis of the lyrics was not very comprehensive.
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
Was it at least a good discussion?
Not really, no. We had to move along quickly so my friend Ben could play fucking "Lightning Crashes".
The rape verse in Deep is a great segue to Lighting Crashes.
There's a rape verse?
As you can see, my analysis of the lyrics was not very comprehensive.
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
Was it at least a good discussion?
Not really, no. We had to move along quickly so my friend Ben could play fucking "Lightning Crashes".
The rape verse in Deep is a great segue to Lighting Crashes.
There's a rape verse?
As you can see, my analysis of the lyrics was not very comprehensive.
The third verse is the one you’re looking for, here.
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
- C. Montgomery Burns
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
I did this in 7th grade with King of Pain by The Police. Still love the band & Sting, but looking back those lyrics are basically a 7th grade poem that would've gotten a C from teach.
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
I did this in 7th grade with King of Pain by The Police. Still love the band & Sting, but looking back those lyrics are basically a 7th grade poem that would've gotten a C from teach.
There’s a little black spot on the sun today...
My senior English teacher LOVED The Police/Sting. We had to read Oedipus Rex because of this song.
Let me tell you, Homer Simpson is cock of nothing!
- C. Montgomery Burns
In 7th grade they would allow a student each day to play music over the intercom that would indicate it was time to go to homeroom class. I once choose Tremor Christ. Maybe 4 people liked it but i felt like a god.
Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
I did this in 7th grade with King of Pain by The Police. Still love the band & Sting, but looking back those lyrics are basically a 7th grade poem that would've gotten a C from teach.
Wow we did this too, I'd completely forgotten about it. My song was "Staring at the Sun" by The Offspring lol
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Farmer John wrote:When I was in 7th grade, we had to choose a song to play for the class and then discuss the lyrics. I chose "Deep" because it was my favourite song at the time. I don't think my teacher liked it.
I did this in 7th grade with King of Pain by The Police. Still love the band & Sting, but looking back those lyrics are basically a 7th grade poem that would've gotten a C from teach.
Wow we did this too, I'd completely forgotten about it. My song was "Staring at the Sun" by The Offspring lol
Another guy in my class played that Offspring song where he sings "you stupid dumb shit goddamn mother fucker!" (Bad Habit I think?) solely because the teacher said we could use songs that had swear words and he wanted to pick a song with the most possible swear words. He was a pretty cool guy.
